elliewilliams:

why was taz balance so good. it didnt have to be it was literally a comedy dnd podcast between 3 brothers and their dad. the trios nickname was the boner squad. why did i cry three times during the finale that griffin specifically chose to be episode 69. one of them took their date out to a pottery and wine combo establishment called “the chug and squeeze” which, after later episodes, was scenes that contained shit thatd were so plot-twisty i stared at my wall for a good minute thinking about it. a character that was named garfield and was never given a physical description – which resulted in everyone just picturing the cat – had a clone of one of them stored away in the back room for reasons that were never given. griffin ended this series purposely on episode 69

boxofsoap:

sleepynegress:

youngalientype:

The other day a white customer was mimicking the way a black co-worker talked over the phone to another co-worker, and when he asked her to stop she said “oh I bet your black too” and he’s like nah I’m white, you’re just being awful and I’m hanging up

It’s that easy

When people think empathy w/o personal association or investment is strange, it’s because they have none.

Seriously how has it become such a foreign concept nowadays to empathize with others even if you aren’t the one being affected by it?